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University of Stirling, Scotland, 05/03/25-07/03/25 What does the future of justice look like for communities whose rights have been ignored, and what approaches can we facilitate to make this future a better place?From the 5th – 7th March, at the University of Stirling in Scotland, this question lingered as each keynote speakers and presenters shared their research and insights. The need to ‘fundamentally rethink’ our approaches to the rights of indigenous peoples and ethnic

Please join us on November 20th, 2025 at 6pm GMT for our next IHREN webinar with Hartman Deetz! Hartman Deetz is an enrolled member of the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe, who has spent over 30 years educating and advocating around issues of Native American rights and environmental justice. Deetz is currently working with Charles River Watershed Association and Cultural Survival and the Global Alliance for the Rights of Nature. Deetz’s art work ranges from contemporary arts such as p

Supporting the next generation of indigenous leaders Supporting Indigenous voices in global climate and human rights advocacy One of the ways in which Incomindios fulfils its mission to promote and support Indigenous rights and environmental justice is through the Incomindios Lippuner Scholarship. Established in memory of the late Eva Lippuner, who, together with her husband Heinz Lippuner, was among the founding members of Incomindios in 1974, this scholarship honours Eva’s

We are delighted to announce our next talk for the Incomindios Human Rights Education Network (IHREN) will be hosted by Venaya Yazzie on October 30th at 6pm UK time! Venaya's presentation is titled ' Reflecting Doodá Desert Rock Resistance: Navajo Guardians of the Matriarchland '. Venaya Yazzie is a member of the eastern Dinè (Navajo) and Hopi. She dwells in northwest New Mexico and her family homelands of Dziłnaodithłe (Huerfano), NM and Kinbetó (Chaco Canyon). Venaya is a m